PAULEB07

Hey Y'all,
A few years ago I had Michelin PSS put on my 07 coupe, my machanic inadvertently put the front right rim on the left and the left on the right.
I only noticed it because the DIC read tire pressure on the right tire was low. So I filled it up a little and checked it with a tire gauge. When I got in the car the DIC read left tire pressure was too high.
Question...Is their a way to recalibrate the front two TPS without taking the rims and tires off to switch them? Thank you.

rclrs

[QUOTE=PAULEB07;1599226872]Hey Y'all,
A few years ago I had Michelin PSS put on my 07 coupe, my machanic inadvertently put the front right rim on the left and the left on the right.
I only noticed it because the DIC read tire pressure on the right tire was low. So I filled it up a little and checked it with a tire gauge. When I got in the car the DIC read left tire pressure was too high.
Question...Is their a way to recalibrate the front two TPS without taking the rims and tires off to switch them? Thank you.[/QUOTEyes just go to tire shop they have tool to relearn tires

NY09C6

Yes any tire shop can reprogram them. You could also buy a tpms tool and do it your self but if this is a one time need it would be cheaper to visit a shop

PAULEB07

Thanks guys.

captain vette

Or you can just put things like they were before the PSS are not directional

farmington

I bought a tpms tool on eBay. Cost $13 works perfectly.

4SUMERZ

Although one may not use the TPMS relearn tool much, for the price of the EL 50048, it's worth it.
I bought one years ago, and have used it many times on my vehicle, and my other vehicles as well.

C6KWJ

Do you have directional tires with the arrow did the installer do this correctly???

captain vette

Michelin PSS are not directional